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April 2011
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Insanely good 4.3″ Super AMOLED + display
Snappy 1.2GHz dual-core CPU
Incredibly thin at 8.49mm
Ability to shoot semi-legible 1080p video
Quadband HSPA+ (21Mbit/7.56Mbit) – Works on every Australian network
Fast 4G speeds
4.5in display
Slick performance
The Samsung Galaxy S II supports T-Mobile's faster HSPA+ network and has a dual-core 1.5GHz processor and an NFC chip. The Android Gingerbread smartphone also has a spacious and vibrant Super AMOLED Plus touch screen
16GB of internal memory
And great ca
The Samsung Galaxy S II has a speedy dual-core processor
A large
Gorgeous display
4G capability
And excellent cameras. It's also up-to-date with Android 2.3 Gingerbread
The Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket has a beautiful 4.5-inch Super AMOLED Plus display along with a dual-core 1.5GHz processor
An NFC chip
And support for AT&T's LTE network. It ships with Android 2.3 Gingerbread
And has an 8-megapixel camera with 1080p
The Samsung Galaxy S II 4G sports a large and vivid 4.5-inch Super AMOLED Plus display. Powered by a dual-core 1.2GHz processor
The phone also runs Android 4.0 and is 4G-capable. Camera quality is also excellent
The Samsung Galaxy S II has a large
Beautiful 4.5-inch Super AMOLED Plus screen
A 1.2GHz dual-core processor
A great 8-megapixel camera and 2-megapixel front-facing camera
And 16GB built-in storage
Incredibly fast
Dazzling 4.3 inch screen
Excellent video playback
Web browser supports Flash
Light for its size
Superfast reaction times
Slim design
Ridiculously clear screen
Clear call quality
1080p video recording
The Samsung Galaxy S II boasts a beautiful display and a thin design. With a dual-core processor
The Gingerbread device delivers fast performance
As well as good battery life. Camera quality is excellent
Excellent performance and brilliant display
Ultra-thin and light design
Great multimedia features
Great performance. Solid battery life. Great 4G speeds
When in coverage. Good 8-megapixel camera
Lightning fast performance
Super AMOLED Plus is fantastic
Camera is amongst the best we've seen
TouchWiz 4.0 has some neat shortcuts
Lightning-fast performance. Super AMOLED Plus is fantastic. Camera is amongst the best we've seen. TouchWiz 4.0 has some neat shortcuts
Samsung's overlay to Android has some very interesting features this time around
Latest version of Android (Android 2.3 Gingerbread)
One of the thinnest and lightest phones we've ever felt
The editors didn't like
Kies syncing software for your PC
Fairly average loudspeaker
TouchWiz
Even though it does the job
Is too iPhone-ish
No notification LED! 1! *angry face*
No native micro-HDMI connection
Limited 4G coverage
Screen resolution outdated
Thicker
Heavier than 3G model
The smartphone is high-priced and on the larger side
And you can't remove bloatware
The Samsung Galaxy S II lacks a hardware camera button
And you need to remove to battery to access the microSD card slot. Call quality could be better
AT&T's LTE network is only available in a few cities at the time of the Skyrocket's launch
It has a somewhat cheap
Plastic feel
Call quality could be better. The device is large and has a plasticky build
U.S. Cellular's Samsung Galaxy S II has a slower network. It's significantly pricier than other handsets in the carrier's lineup
Too large for some
Plastic build doesn't feel premium
Poor call quality
Flimsy back cover
Poor keyboard layout
Samsung Apps portal
Some parts of the phone feel flimsy
Text hard to read when zoomed out in browser
Plastic battery cover and no camera button
Volume on earpiece could be louder
Slightly thicker and heavier than the Galaxy S II. Larger screen needs a higher resolution. Older version of Android
Battery life is disappointing
Videoout requires a separate adapter
Battery life is disappointing. Video out requires a separate adapter
Lightning-fast performance. Super AMOLED Plus is fantastic. Camera is amongst the best we've seen. TouchWiz 4.0 has some neat shortcuts
Battery life is disappointing. Video out requires a separate adapter
Samsung builds well on the success of the original Galaxy with a fast, attractive and fully featured phone, but one that requires a lot of juice to run....
The hotly anticipated ‘sequel' to the Samsung Galaxy S finally hit Australian stores last week, ushering in a new generation of Android 2.3, HSPA+ compatible smartphones. We've had a play with the device over the past few days and so far we've been very ...
Excellent performance and brilliant display, Ultra-thin and light design, Great multimedia features
Text hard to read when zoomed out in browser, Plastic battery cover and no camera button, Volume on earpiece could be louder
The Samsung Galaxy S II is without doubt the best Android phone on the market, and may also be the best smartphone on the market, period. The Galaxy S II combines one of the biggest and best screens on the market, with blazing performance, functional, sta...
Insanely good 4.3″ Super AMOLED + display, Snappy 1.2GHz dual-core CPU, Incredibly thin at 8.49mm, Ability to shoot semi-legible 1080p video, Quadband HSPA+ (21Mbit/7.56Mbit) – Works on every Australian network
Kies syncing software for your PC, Fairly average loudspeaker, TouchWiz, even though it does the job, is too iPhone-ish, No notification LED! 1! *angry face*, No native micro-HDMI connection
I’m going to be recommending the Galaxy S II to friends of mine who want an Android device. I mean if you look at its specs, it just boggles the mind. Sure, the price is steep moment, but everything is like that when it first launches and you’ll find...
Abstract: I wouldn't usually put up a post detailing my first thoughts on a device, seeing as though I only just received the Samsung Galaxy S II this afternoon, but you guys are just too insistent that I supply my thoughts to you as quickly as possible. So hit the...
The Samsung Galaxy S II has a speedy dual-core processor, a large, gorgeous display, 4G capability, and excellent cameras. It's also up-to-date with Android 2.3 Gingerbread
The Samsung Galaxy S II lacks a hardware camera button, and you need to remove to battery to access the microSD card slot. Call quality could be better
Despite a few complaints, the Samsung Galaxy S II hits all the high notes, making the unlocked handset Samsung's most advanced and successful smartphone to date....
4G and worldphone capabilities, Very good picture and video quality, Brilliant display, Thin, light design, Casing and battery are relatively easy to remove
Relatively short battery life, Call quality is just OK, Bulky design
Abstract: The Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) phone installs and runs apps with ease on its 1.4 GHz processor. App storage might get a little tight with only 2 GB of onboard memory, especially if you leave a lot of videos on the phone.I recommend using the free Dropbox se...
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Published: 2012-12-05, Author: Alex , review by: pcmag.com
